In one book by this author, Mrs. Swithin reads her favorite book, Outline of History, while worrying that the weather will disrupt a pageant meant to raise money for a church.  In another of her works, Fanny Elmer attempts to woo the protagonist by reading Tom Jones, but he ends up falling in love with the married Sandra.  This author of Between the Acts and Jacob's Room penned a novel in which Charles Tansley's jerkiness discourages Lily Briscoe, who is painting a portrait of James and Mrs. Ramsay. She also wrote a novel whose protagonist muses on her choice to marry Richard rather than Peter Walsh and her inability to have a sexual relation
In one book by this author, Mrs. Swithin reads her favorite book, Outline of History, while worrying that the weather will disrupt a pageant meant to raise money for a church.  In another of her works, Fanny Elmer attempts to woo the protagonist by reading Tom Jones, but he ends up falling in love with the married Sandra.  This author of Between the Acts and Jacob's Room penned a novel in which Charles Tansley's jerkiness discourages Lily Briscoe, who is painting a portrait of James and Mrs. Ramsay. She also wrote a novel whose protagonist muses on her choice to marry Richard rather than Peter Walsh and her inability to have a sexual relationship with Sally Seton while planning a party.  For 10 points, name this author of To the Lighthouse and Mrs. Dalloway.
In one book by this author, Mrs. Swithin reads her favorite book, Outline of History, while worrying that the weather will disrupt a pageant meant to raise money for a church.  
Virginia {Woolf} [or {Adeline} Virginia {Stephen}]